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The Amazon UK Credit Card limit is typically calculated based on your annual income multiplied by a factor determined by the card issuer. This calculator helps estimate your potential credit limit with the Amazon UK credit card.
The calculator uses the simple formula:
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Explanation: Credit card issuers typically offer limits that are a percentage of your annual income, with the exact percentage depending on your creditworthiness.
Details: Understanding your potential credit limit helps with financial planning and ensures you don't apply for cards that might offer insufficient credit for your needs.
Tips: Enter your annual income in GBP. The default Amazon UK factor is 0.2 (20%), but you can adjust this based on your credit profile (better credit = higher factor).
Q1: What is a typical Amazon UK factor?
A: For most customers with good credit, the factor is typically between 0.2 and 0.3. Those with excellent credit may qualify for higher factors.
Q2: Is this calculation guaranteed?
A: No, this is only an estimate. The actual limit will depend on your full credit profile and the issuer's policies.
Q3: Does this affect my credit score?
A: This calculator doesn't check your credit. An actual application would result in a hard credit check.
Q4: Can I increase my limit after getting the card?
A: Yes, Amazon and the card issuer may offer limit increases over time based on your usage and payment history.
Q5: What's the maximum limit for Amazon UK cards?
A: While there's no published maximum, limits rarely exceed £15,000-£20,000 for most customers.